A Simple Trick to Determine The Proper Bowling Ball Weight
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Can’t tell me with them shredded arms that Ron was swinging a 16 that had to be an illegal 40 pound lol
😂😂😂😂 man I appreciate it
So you didn’t find what weight is good for him lol. Everyone knows he most likely throws 15#
That dude is buff as fuck. To heavy my ass. lol his arm is as big as the ball
Ron doesn't seem too convinced
so 12 was too light and 16 was too heavy but youd didn't show what the correct weight should look like
You have the parameters…..now continue within the two until neither exists.
This has just made me realize I need to start working out.
#TheGunShow
Haha Ron is looking at this guy like WTF?
@@bill57board he’s gonna delete this later.. 😂😂😂💯
LOL Ron’s facial expression says it all 😅😂😊
Dave Jones Jr. Good to see you still in the bowling industry. I give all my credit, for learning to bowl, to you and your Dad! Saturday mornings at Crown Lanes is where it all began!!
For those that think The guy in the green shirt doesn’t know what he is talking about? I’ve known Dave since I was a 13 year old kid. He’s a pretty smart guy when it comes to the game. His son was on Jr team USA with guys like Scott Norton, Andrew Cain, Diandra, Missy, etc.
So what if the 16 is too light?
What about the wrist cupping technique, where you cup the ball for a count of 10 to see if it's too heavy? My wrist gives me more problems and pain than my shoulder. That being said, I'd kill for pipes like Ron's. What is your daily lifting regiment????
Seems like the ball hanging down like that from the handles would almost make it feel heavier versus having it supported with your other hand and your fingers in the holes.
The way I tell bowlers to determine which weight to use is to just put the ball in the palm of their hand at that 90 degree angle and if they can hold it there for 5 seconds without their arms shaking or giving out, then they can handle it. Once you get to the weight where the arm starts to tremble after 5 seconds; then you know where the limit is.
Nice!
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Cool video talk tech bowling ball Ron hickland
And what if the 16 pound is too light???
You probably need to find a new sport. 🤣
@@jfabritz naw...after getting hit by an RPG, most sports are a no-go. It's just funny that they said you might "over power" the ball if it's too light.
16 is the heaviest
This is dumb. Your grip style determines a ton of the strength required. This is why powerlifters strongman and bodybuilders use larger grips to make weights feel different. Holding a bowling ball in a ball carrier does not translate at all to having your fingers in the ball.
Ron needs a 22lb ball now
Yeah right to heavy that guys arm is bigger then the ball
Sorry, I don't buy it.
This opens up a whole new conversation about fitness and bowling… but for me the only thing that matters when considering ball weight is the Pin Carry…. 🤷🏾♂️💯
Not conclusive since it doesn't show the difference between the 16lbs and 15lbs or whatever Ron uses. IMO, even if you can't throw a 15lbs effectively, if you are between 21 and 50 years old, you should hit the gym until you can. Otherwise, you are giving up too many pins across a season or tournament. 🎳